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JK Lakshmi Cement · forward-looking guidance across the available source record.

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What management said would happen.

FY27 Capex: Rs 1,500 crore

First year of three-year capex cycle (Rs 1,500 / Rs 2,000 / Rs 1,500 crore) to fund Durg kiln expansion (9+ MW), grinding capacity at Patratu and Madugula, and Northeast 1.5 MT plant. Excludes land acquisition costs for Nagaur and Kutch.

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30 MT Capacity Target by FY30

Company maintained its 30 million tonnes capacity target by 2030, with 18 MT expected by FY27 year-end. Net debt/EBITDA ceiling of 2.5-2.75x will be maintained during the expansion phase.

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Renewable Energy: 49% of Total Consumption

Current renewable share (solar 129 MW, WHR 45 MW, wind 4 MW, thermal 74 MW) with 42 MW solar SPV investment (~Rs 20 crore) expected to yield Rs 1.65/unit savings, operational from Q4 FY27 or Q1 FY28.

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Non-Cement Revenue: Rs 800+ Crore for FY27

Targeting ~30% growth from Rs 613 crore in FY26 to Rs 800+ crore, driven by continued expansion in RMC and value-added products.

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Capex spend of ₹650-700cr in FY26

Total capex for FY26 is expected to be ₹650-700cr, including ₹400cr in Q4 for the ongoing expansion project.

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Line-2 clinker and grinding completion by Mar'28

The entire ₹3,000cr expansion project, including clinker unit and grinding stations, will be completed by March 2028.

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Volume growth in line with industry in FY27

Management expects similar volume growth in FY27, supported by headroom at Surat, Udaipur, and other plants.

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Fuel cost to rise to ₹1.58-1.60/kcal in Q4

Petcoke prices are expected to increase, with fuel cost on consumption basis rising to ₹1.58-1.60/kcal in Q4 FY26.

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